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1	BPM-ul in viziunea TIBCO Conceptul de BPM descris de TIBCO.
2	Going for the Gold - Best Practices for BPM
3	On The Convergence Of BI And BPM
4	A Short History of BPM
5	Business process management: Basics and demystification The road to business process management (BPM) has been a difficult one that has gained from the successes and failures of various other attempts at achieving process-based organizational efficiency.
6	Business Process Management Initiative
7	First United Bank to go paperless First United Bank, one of the largest privately-held community banks in the US, is transforming its loans process systems with the ultimate aim of moving to a completely paperless lending environment.
8	BPM meets CRM
9	Secrets to a Successful BPM Implementation: Phil Ayres Explains
10	Put Process Before Technology in BPM Initiatives
11	BPM Change: How a Company Can Prepare
12	4 Ways to Use Workflow Software to Improve Performance Reviews Four ways to use workflow software to standardize and automate employee performance evaluations
13	How Would You Define (or Redefine) BPM For Today?
14	Suited to SaaS Companies are investigating the software as a service phenomenon.
15	What Is the Best Way to Bridge the Business IT Gap in BPM? Important for any technology's success, and perhaps most crucial for BPM, what is the best way to bridge the business IT gap in BPM?
16	How to distinguish between a Business Process and a Process Instance?
17	Collaborative BPM, Revolutionizing Business The integration of Business Process Management (BPM) with social networking technology – often called Web 2.0 –allows many more people in an organization to securely collaborate on improving the processes inside their company.
18	It's time to define 'BPM' for a new era, just forget about the name for now
19	BPM Vendors
20	Can People Change as Fast as BPM Allows? We were having a conversation during our team meeting today about the fears of some managers that we have been talking to about BPM. There seems to be a common theme around these fears, expressed in different terms, was about people and their ability to change fast enough to keep up with how fast BPM can take them. This is interesting, indeed !!